Photo: ISCA and our team of cyclists are getting ready to ride again with the Bike for Europe event in 2018.

ISCA will start two new projects with grants from the Erasmus+ Sport programme in late 2017/early 2018. The cross-border cycling tour Bike for Europe was selected as a Not-for-Profit European Cycling Event and Grassroots Sport Diplomacy as a Collaborative Partnership supporting the Council Recommendation on HEPA and EU Physical Activity Guidelines.

Several ISCA members or partners were also awarded grants for Sport Events, Collaborative Partnerships and Small Collaborative Partnerships. Former ISCA volunteer Nenad Borkovic was also successful in the Small Collaborative Partnerships category.

The Collaborative Partnership won by Game and MOVE Malta was born out of ISCA’s MOVE Congress 2015 at GAME in 2015. MOVE Malta founder and director, Cynthia Debono said the grant was a testament to the networking opportunities at the MOVE Congress.

“I really would like to thank ISCA for the opportunity as I met [Game CEO] Simon Prahm at MC 2015. Thank you so much!”

Congratulations to our members and partners:

Not-for-Profit Events

European School Sport Day - Flagship Event, by Hungarian School Sport Federation (HSSF), Hungary (ISCA is subcontractor)

Collaborative Partnerships

European Physical Activity Label for Schools, by HSSF, Hungary (ISCA is partner)

European Fitness Badge - Dissemination, Evaluation and Improvement, by DTB, Germany (ISCA is partner)

EUROPASMOS, by IDPT, Portugal

Innovative education to enhance the skills of Sport Officials in Europe, EOSE, France

Promoting Active Cities Throughout Europe, by Sport and Citizenship, France

Sport Against Violence and Exclusion, by Lithuanian Sport University

Youth-led Street Sport for All, Game, Denmark, and MOVE Malta

Small Collaborative Partnerships

UISP, Italy, two regional grants

School to Move – It’s Cool to Move, by Sport for Education and Health, Spain

Physical Literacy, by Youth Sport Trust and EUPEA

See all the results here